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reevesoAug-21-04 07:20 PM
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#25009, "Contemplating on which setup i want for lowering my car"




          

over teh winter im gonna be droppin my car, so im shoppin around now for prices and whatnot...i was lookin at getting the Eibach prokits, along w/ tokico adjustables..but both of them would be around 600ish..which is kinda expensive just to drop it lol..so i found a tokico kit, which had a 1.5 inch drop which woudlnt be 2 bad (i dont wanna go too low), and tokico hp's..tokico blues i think?...im just lookin for people who got there setups and like/dislike it...suggestions/ideas please!!!...thanks

  

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coppereclipse95Aug-21-04 07:38 PM
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#25010, "RE: Contemplating on which setup i want for lowering my car"
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I'm not sure, but I think you can get the setup Prokits w/ Illuminas for about $400. I think that's how much I paid for. Maybe even cheaper if you search!

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mcgyvrAug-22-04 03:42 AM
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#25013, "RE: Contemplating on which setup i want for lowering my car"
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IMO tein true coilover set is the ONLY way to go. its like 699 or so, well worth it. far better ride than any shock, sleeve coilover setup you can get.

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reevesoAug-22-04 04:38 AM
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#25014, "RE: Contemplating on which setup i want for lowering my car"
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is that possible? lol..every place ive seen has illuminas for 400 by themselves..if anybody knows of deals like that def. lemme know lol

  

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ColumbiaDeathAug-23-04 10:34 AM
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#25023, "RE: Contemplating on which setup i want for lowering my car"
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buck up for a illumina/eibach setup. i love mine. im on illuminas and sportlines and love it. switching to prokits sometime soon problubly.

-Ben

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BuckNuttyAug-23-04 01:08 PM
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#25024, "RE: Contemplating on which setup i want for lowering my car"
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seriously...if you were planning on droping the $600 already...save up an extra $100 and go for the tein setup...It will be easier to install and the ride is so much better then a seperate system...plus you can adjust teh height and stiffness of the shocks.

  

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